Newbie question about dry camping
We have a new pop up camper that we mostly camp in established parks with hookups. We have an upcoming trip next month that will have no hookups at all. My question is: will electrical outlets run on ...
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I agree with the others - 110 degrees in a popup without 110v power would be miserable at best; and potentially unsafe if you're not used to those temps. If there's a function that you wish to attend that weekend - get a hotel
If you MUST do this (I can't address how you can run a CPAP without 110v): eons ago, I did camp in Page AZ in 105 temps in a popup. Before going to bed, I showered, dried off with a large beach towel; then used that dampish towel as my "blanket". As the water evaporates, it cools. I was able to sleep quite comfortably that night (by the time the towel had dried, the night temps had dropped)
If you MUST do this (I can't address how you can run a CPAP without 110v): eons ago, I did camp in Page AZ in 105 temps in a popup. Before going to bed, I showered, dried off with a large beach towel; then used that dampish towel as my "blanket". As the water evaporates, it cools. I was able to sleep quite comfortably that night (by the time the towel had dried, the night temps had dropped)
